Hopper~Save Money, Travel More

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Are you planning a trip to somewhere exotic? Do you want to be spontaneous and just fly somewhere, but you're worried about the expense? Or are you just trying to fly home from school and a good deal wouldn't be so bad?

Then, lucky for you, I have the perfect app to recommend. It's called Hopper. 
Two summer's ago a friend of mine told me that she flew from Bermuda to London for only just over $200! I was not only stunned, but eager to understand how she stumbled upon such a cheap price. She then told me to download Hopper onto my iPhone, and traveling the world (my dream) would be at my fingertips. 

The app is quite easy to use. Once downloaded onto your mobile device, Hopper will predict prices up to a year in advance. It's the easiest way to book a trip and save a boatload of money. The app will tell you when the best time is for you to book a flight for an upcoming trip. Not only will it help with you getting to your destination, but will also assist with finding you the perfect hotel! I've used this app many times since I found out about it, and it would be selfish to keep it to myself. 

Booking travel just got easy...and cheap! It can save you up to 40% which can be a lot when you're booking a trip. I now never forget to check Hopper before heading straight to airlines websites, such as Delta or Jetblue, because I always love getting a great deal. 
I have many trips saved on my app, waiting for Hopper to tell me when the best time to book is, so I don't miss out on the best deal. You should too! 
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